Discover Kreuztal
Accommodation in Kreuztal
Looking for a hotel in Kreuztal and want to plan your stay around specific themes? The town offers several different points of interest: the Historic Hauberg in Fellinghausen, the Kindelsberg Tower and the Siegerland Golf Club. First consider whether a scheduled group tour, a local landmark or golf is the main reason for your trip. The following information outlines Kreuztal’s attractions and, separately, highlights some destinations in the wider Siegen-Wittgenstein region.
Things to do in Kreuztal during your stay
Historic Hauberg Fellinghausen
The Historic Hauberg in Fellinghausen is a tourist attraction within the town of Kreuztal. Guided tours for school classes, hiking clubs, local heritage associations and private groups are provided by the Siegen-Wittgenstein Regional Forestry Office and the Friends of the Historic Hauberg Fellinghausen association, in coordination with the Fellinghausen Forest Cooperative. If you would like to include one of these tours in your trip, coordinating with the Forest Cooperative is part of the planning. The groups listed give you a clear idea of the occasions for a visit: it may be educational, association-related or private.
Kindelsberg Tower
The Kindelsberg Tower was inaugurated on 26 May 1907 and is considered a landmark of Kreuztal. It stands on Kindelsberg along a themed hiking trail in the town of Kreuztal. This gives you both a precise historical date and a specific connection to a trail. If you would like to plan your trip around a local landmark and its history, the Kindelsberg Tower is a specific point of reference.
Siegerland Golf Club
The Siegerland Golf Club welcomes green-fee players and anyone interested in golf. Golf is therefore another possible reason to choose Kreuztal as your destination. If you are planning your trip around golf, check current arrangements directly with the club.
Siegen-Wittgenstein as a regional context
The wider Siegen-Wittgenstein region offers other distinct points of interest. You can consider these regional attractions separately from the sights in Kreuztal when deciding where to travel.
Ginsburg and the Rothaarsteig
The platform of the reconstructed keep at Ginsburg Castle offers sweeping panoramic views. Ginsburg is a prominent point along the Rothaarsteig and a regular destination for hikers, nature lovers and local heritage enthusiasts. In 2018, the Sauerland-Rothaargebirge Nature Park named Ginsburg one of its gems. The views, the link to the Rothaarsteig and the nature park’s recognition each add a distinct element to this regional attraction.
Art trail and KulturPur
The WaldSkulpturenWeg (Forest Sculpture Trail) runs between Bad Berleburg in the Siegen-Wittgenstein district and Schmallenberg in the Hochsauerland district. This regional cycling route is just under 23 kilometres long and features eleven works of art. Two specific details help put it in context: its named endpoints and the number of artworks along the route.
KulturPur is a five-day international music and theatre festival held at Pentecost on the Giller in the Rothaargebirge. Unlike the WaldSkulpturenWeg, it is a festival with a set duration. The Freudenberg South Westphalian Open-Air Theatre is also part of the wider Siegen-Wittgenstein region; its programme includes theatre for children and adults.
Discover more destinations: Erndtebrück, Neunkirchen, Bad Laasphe, Siegen, Hilchenbach, Heiligenborn, Wilnsdorf, Netphen.
View the regional travel overview: Siegen-Wittgenstein.
